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"Negatron" redirects here. Negatron is also an alternate name for the electron.
Negatron Studio album by Voivod Released November 21, 1995 Genre Industrial metal, groove metal Label Mausoleum Records Producer Daryn Barry, Alfio Annibalini & Voivod Professional reviews Voivod chronology The Outer Limits
(1993)Negatron
(1995)Phobos
(1998)Negatron was the eighth album released by Canadian thrash metal/progressive metal band Voivod. It was released in 1995 on Hypnotic Records. It is also the first album to feature Eric Forrest on bass and vocals, whom many fans criticise for what they feel were less-than-stellar performances, in comparison to former members Blacky and Snake.[citation needed]
Track listing
- All music by Voivod. All lyrics by Langevin/Forrest except where indicated.
- "Insect" - 5:41
- "Project X" - 4:49
- "Nanoman" (lyrics: Langevin/Ivan Doroschuck) - 5:11
- "Reality?" - 4:21
- "Negatron" (lyrics: Langevin/Kiisti Matsuo) - 7:08
- "Planet Hell" - 4:34
- "Meteor" - 4:14
- "Cosmic Conspiracy" - 6:10
- "Bio-TV" - 4:55
- "D.N.A. (Don't No Anything)" (lyrics: Jim G. Thirlwell) - 4:36
There was also a limited edition available (750 copies) with the same tracklisting. This limited edition came in a tin box with a Negatron sticker.
Credits
- Denis D'Amour: guitars & Effects
- Eric Forrest: Bass & vocals
- Michel Langevin: drums & percussion
- Vocals & FX on D.N.A. by J. G. Thirlwell
- Produced by Daryn Barry, Alfio Annibalini & Voivod
Voivod Snake · Blacky · Away · Chewy
Piggy · Jasonic · E-Force · Pierre St. JeanStudio albums War and Pain (1984) · Rrröööaaarrr (1986) · Killing Technology (1987) · Dimension Hatröss (1988) · Nothingface (1989) · Angel Rat (1991) · The Outer Limits (1993) · Negatron (1995) · Phobos (1997) · Voivod (2003) · Katorz (2006) · Infini (2009)Other releases The Best of Voivod (1992) · Kronik (1998) · Voivod Lives (2000) · Warriors of Ice (Live in Montreal) (2011)Videography D-V-O-D-1 (2005)Related articles Categories:- 1995 albums
- Voivod albums
- Mausoleum Records albums
- 1990s heavy metal album stubs
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